Body found floating in water near Golden Gate Bridge victim of SF Bay Volare boating disaster

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- A body found in the water just west of the Golden Gate Bridge over the weekend has been identified as one of the victims in the Volare boating disaster in the San Francisco bay.

She has been identified as Carol Boisa, 74, of Sacramento County, according to the San Francisco Medical Examiner on Monday.

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The recovery was made Saturday near Point Diablo in Marin County.

Boisa was onboard the Volare on July 14 when the boat was hit by a wave, capsized and sunk near Alcatraz.

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Authorities said 20 passengers were on the boat who were going to attend a memorial service.

Sixteen people were rescued.

The tragedy claimed the lives of 79-year-old Clifford Boisa and 58-year-old Tondra Madruga. A dog also died in the tragic sinking.

"I love Clifford with all my heart. The loss of him is a crushing anguish." A Northern California family is grieving the loss of one loved one and holding onto memories of three others after the U.S. Coast Guard suspended its search Wednesday for survivors.

Carol is the sister of Clifford Boisa. The body of Clifford's wife, Jackie, has still been unaccounted for.